Andrei Vasilevskiy capped a night of celebration with his second shutout this season as the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the visiting New Jersey Devils 4-0 on Saturday night.

This was one of the best defensive performances of the season for the Lightning. Facing a New Jersey team that had won five of its previous six games, the Lightning effectively limited dangerous looks throughout the night. They checked tightly, contested shots, and didn’t allow rush chances. They also had another strong night on the penalty kill.

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The New Jersey Devils headed to Amalie Arena to take on the Tampa Bay Lightning in what was the Devils’ third straight contest in the state of Florida. This time, it didn’t go as well as the first two, getting blanked 4-0.

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The New Jersey Devils ended their trip to Florida and their week with a shutout loss. But the 0-4 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning was a different kind of a frustration. This was very much a team loss,